Ultimate Street Car 2015 was amazing this year, I'm so glad I got to go and can't thank the guys (and girls) from Collide enough who invited me down to Santa Pod for the weekend. Having never been to a car show for longer than a day, let alone camped there I was excited and quickly bought everything I might need to survive over the 3 days. 

We love our woodland hikes over here in the UK. There's nothing quite like a quiet walk through the trees, keeping your eyes peeled for a peek at the elusive wildlife and of course, getting a few photos along the way. I recently took advantage of the recent good weather and visited Wakerely Woods a few days a go.

Epsilon Ensign Selfix 16-20 75mm - The latest vintage camera added to my collection. This was found in an antique store up Steep Hill in Lincoln just before Easter, it was amongst a host of others which I would one day like to own but it really stood out to me with its folding lens. It's found pride of place on my office windowsill for now until I can get hold of some film and give it a test. Taken with my Canon 5D, 50mm at f1.4.

Stamford Fair came and went again last week and brought with it the perfect excuse to go out and take some pictures. It took over the entire town covering most of the major roads and flowed all of the way down to the Meadows. We spent the evening walking around the whole fair looking for a nice spot to capture the atmosphere and settled on the bridge overlooking some of the larger rides.

I was lucky enough to shoot a private session with Tu Amore alongside my friends at Last Man Standing before they disbanded recently. Although this image doesn't really say much or even show who the band are I feel like it sets the scene. It was a really layed back afternoon, the guys formed together in a circle inside a small storage unit in Peterborough and just jammed.

In my short time as a photographer I have been very fortunate to shoot a handful of weddings and this was one of my favourites. James and Jodie got married early November at the historic George Hotel in Stamford.

This was one of my favourite shoots for SlamMedia. To really show off the car's size and  custom features we took it to an underpass in Peterborough. We parked the Yaris dead centre and used the ceiling lights as a point of perspective, as it was Autumn there were a tonne of leaves everywhere so we bunched them up around the car to add some colour.

Vaughn Gittin, Jr. tears it up at the Gymghana Championships. Getting to see these guys compete at Santa Pod was amazing, we were up close and personal with the tyre screeching and the burnt rubber, there really isn't anything like it. I shot a good set that day using my Canon 550D with and old 70-130mm. This performed well for the action shots and provided me with plenty of motion blur whilst keeping focus on the cars. For the stationary shots I used the faithful 50mm to get a little bit of bokeh and a nice vignette.